Richard has been involved in ministry for over twenty-six years. This includes the time that Richard left the ministry due to personal and moral failure. During this time, God worked a new work in Richard of deliverance and restoration. After a few years, it was evident that this was the ministry that God had planned for Richard the entire time. Richard came back to full time ministry when Joyce Meyer hired him in the summer of 2000. After working under their ministry for three and a half years Richard and his wife, Karen started their own ministry with the blessing of Dave and Joyce Meyer. Richard Jones Ministry was incorporated in February of 2004.

Richard and his wife Karen have founded their church "God's House" and run a street ministry in downtown St. Louis and a deliverance ministry.  These ministries give basic necessities to people living on the street, like food, and teach principles that redeem and restore those struggling in addictive bondage. Much of what Richard has learned in his walk away from sexual addiction and homosexuality has now become an asset in his ministry to others.

Lastly, Richard and Karen are both deeply committed and involved in the restoration process of those who have had a major crisis in their faith or who have committed moral failings as Christian leaders. By the nature of this type of ministry, the group of people they are involved with is small. It is not glamorous nor is it celebrated. It does not produce income or resources for this ministry. It is not popular and the public will never know the details of what Richard and Karen are doing in this area, but it is very much needed. 

As a teenager, Mandy Adair was set ablaze by the presence of God and developed a deep hunger to see a sweeping revival strike the church of America. During her time at Lee University, she became involved in a ministry called the Ramp, whose mission revolves around one word: awakening. The flame of her hunger for God and revival grew during her time there.

She and her husband, Jason Adair, served at the Ramp School of Ministry in Hamilton, Alabama for four years. In June of 2015, they relocated their family to eastern Kentucky and in 2017 they planted Victorious Faith Church in Prestonsburg, Kentucky. Mandy's ministry calls believers to step out of fear, complacency, and compromise, and into a full, adventure-filled life of faith.